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NUMBER .5 3 2 . LYCEUM ttitAtßt. tnderthe Special License of the LORD CHAMBERLAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of .. all Parties principally interested. u nt ß - s, y foj a m N in E g 4 t , li ti e - E C AI O R M e: T y HpFA,lNgMbatjetsht,lesl: te Se D rv ß a THIS PRESEN-T MONDAY, Odober 2, 1809, perform the Comedy of . THE JEALOUS WIFE. • Oakly, Mr. WROUG lITON ; lajor Oakly, Mr. I'ALMER ; Ciierles, Mr. HOLLAND ; Russett, Mr. DOWTON ; • Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. RUSSELL ; Lord Trinkett, Mr. DE CAMP ' • Captain O'Cutter, Mr. jOHNSTONE Paris, Mr. WEWITZER ; Mrs. Oakly, Miss DUNCAN ; Lady Freelove, Mrs. lIARLOWE ; Harriet, Mrs. QR(.; ER. To which will be added, the Musical Entertaininent of • THE DESEATER. Ilenry,, Mr. PHILIPPS ; Skirmish, Mr. PENSON • (Eeing their firsrappearance in those eitaraders ;) P.usset, Mr. MA RSH A P. 1. ' • • Simpkin, Mr. RU SS E LL. '. Louisa, Mrs. MATH EWS ; jenny, Mrs. BLAND Margaret, Mrs. MAD DOCKS. •In Aa 11. will be introduced Military Manceuvres, th 4 Dead March, and ceremony used in sh,oting ii,Dcsefter. To:morrow, the Comedy of The Heir at Law ; with the Musical Entertainment of it osina. Boxes and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box- Office, at the Strand entrance ; or whom may also be had Private Boxes nightly. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S.— Gallery as. Second Price is. —Upper Gallery ts. Second Price 6d. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per fOrmance to begin at Halt past Six. .* * The Public arc respedfully informed, that. Mr. Wrench, of the Theatres Royal, Bath and York, is,engaged at this Theatre, and will ap'pear, for the first time in London, in the course of a few days.—Mrs. EdWin, from the Theatre Royal, Dublin, is also engaged at this Theatre, and will make her first appearance iu a fe.w days. SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PER ,e;.' 'SONS IMPRISONED for SMALL' DEBTS, Craven -street, Sept '2,e, 1809 1 QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of this n." - so'cl'Ely will be held here on WE bti,ESDAY 11E Xl', the 4th ipstant, at. Tivelve o'Clock, to Atidit the 41cc,ounts to this Day, and other Special Affairs. R. G RAS S W E LL, Secretary. • .•, R. THOMAS will commence hi 4 LEC 'CURES on the PRINCIPLES of SURGERY, OD Monday, Odober 9. A Prospectus may be had at his House. in Leicester-plac'e, or at the Anatomical "theatre,'\Viudaiill-street. MEOICAL THEATRE, ST. T3ARTHO LZ)MELV'S HOSPITAL. THE fQllowing COURSES 'of LECTURES will be delivered in this Theatre, during the' ensuing Wir.ter On -the .THEORY and PRACTICE of fkiEDICINE, by Dr. POWELL. On ANATOMY arid PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. AI3ER NETHY. On the THEORY. and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr. ABERNETHY, On MIDWIFERY, by Dr. tWYNNE. On CHEM ISTRY, by Dr. HUE. • On COMPARATIVE ANATOMY and PHYSIOI:0- pY, by Mr. MACARTNEY. ANATONIICAL DLMONSTRATIONS, by Mr. LAWRENCE. 1 1- ** The Lectures will begin on Monday, . the id of Oc. tob, at o'Clk. Further Particulars er may T be wo known oc by applying to M g r. Wheeler, Apothecary to the Hospital." The PARISH of CAMBERWELL, in the COUNTY of SURREY. September 36, 18e9. l A THEREAS, th ere are i n thi s Ch urc h Yard se veral Tombs and Head and Foot-stones. to a great number of Grav es , w hi c h are i n a very ruinous and decayed ondttion, and the Officers of this Parish being unacquainted with the respedive families to which a great number of those rcombs.arid Head and Fuot-stones du belong, are desirous that such respedive families will come torward and repair the same, otherwise, such Tonibs ..nd Head and Foot -stones must necessarily be removed, ofwhich all persons concerned are desired to take notice. :- The Churchwardens will attend at the Vestry Room of -the said Church, to confer with all l'ersons.that shall wish to communicate with them upon the above subject, on Wed. resday, the Ist day of November next, berwaen the hours of Fbc n in the forenoon, and three o'clock in the afternoon. W. LA W, NLW VI AN, Churchwardens. W. I ENKINS, BEFORE. THE TWENTIETH OF THIS MONTH. 4,2 WI T and Co. respe&fullv fecltt..st their Friends to observe, that all who intend to adventure in the pre sent STATE LOTTERY, must purchase betore the 20th of THIS MONTH, as on that Day the whole Lottery will be drawn. There are olity 5,000 Numbers, and the Scheme contains the following cArITAL PRIZES: 4 - - - of zo,oco 4 - 4 - - Besides teof. sol. '64c. See. &C. • All to be Drawn : in ONE DAY. TICKETS and SHARES arc selling at SWIFT and Co.'s • k 1,000 No. IT, POULTRY, • No. tx, CRARING-CROSS, No. 3i, :ILIJUATL 111CiFI.STREET. TIII MONTH. MSH reapeatully tetnirids the Pithlic, that - the 1 , s'r ATE LOTT E KY not only begins, but finishes on r RI DA Y, the 2,th of this MONTH ; Therefore all who wish to have a chance to. gain EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS by the purchase of a s , ingle•Nuniber, .must buy before the 'drawing begins, as the whole Lottery, consisting g of zoo,oool. in Prices will be decided in ONE D A Y . 'Pickets and Shares are selling in great variety at his •old established Offices in Loituon, and by his Agents in the Country, who in the late Lottery have been remarkably tot - - Innate in selling and sharing an'immense number of Capital • „p r iz e s, particularly the two last 300001. prizes, the last 25,oaci. Prize, and the last Capital Prize ever drawn. ** Persons in the Country may be s uppli e d , t h e same as • if present, by Sending their Orders (post or carriage paid) ac compattied,with Bank Notes, good Bills, Cash, or Post-Office Ordets, to either ok his plci:Establishest Offices, N 0.4, CORNHILL, or N 0.9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON ; - where .all Business iti the Public Funds is transa6.led with ?rlaelhty and Dispittch. Please to remark, the STATE is the ON IrtY , LOTTERY -4tat will bt; kifiONA Tl - 11S YEAR- :, k .... A .„2 1 4, 4 ie r i.%. , - , l''.. - :, ' fero ..::;g:', 6 \ 'J` '• • .. ....,\, , :4" ;,4 -- I_, 4, 1 0 , : , -: .• ,12 : 1,14 - ..i, i & t ./CL Lvrac.u. sIxPL* 7 6E . HALFPENNY. semi to have denied ourselves.. In tunes of Public Comm. tion, when the MindsOf the People we're corrupted by the artifices of designing Demagogues; 'Men . of 'elevated. Rank and acknowledged Talents stood forward as the Cisampior of their Country; tind, by their Public Appeals and Ora tions, succeeded, in restoring to Lnyalty:and Reason thure hottest, but misguided Citizens who had seconded the View's of the profligate and seditious. Butaain our tunes, .t hose 'who have influence and abilities to check the increase of Sedition -stand aloof, with an apathy or indiartinee which Can onl y be palliated by their knowledge of the p,/cud and flourishing- • rank which we hold as a Nation; and though they admit that' the Licentiousness of the Press is pregnant w itli they erroneously think, that it is neither the bits-Incas, nor.with:a the power, of Individuals to avert the iniPending evil. They seem not aware, that, when a city is tal:etaby assault,. :loft ior, is left to•the vanquished ! • It is high timedhat the Apathy, with which the Sedtious Effusions of the Press are treated 'should be dispel ted, --'A ' ,vary of the vast Cirevlat ion which is acquired by Lite-.. a-ary Works that ,are in open hostility to the el ary - and baept nos of Great .Britain, is aline. twilit:lent toewanaus aaainst 'the elf4ts which such labouis must produce upon.the Public Mind. As one solitary example, observe that infamous which! of seditious•outrages, falsehoods, and til - fls, with which, ter several years, common sense has been insulted, under tee. Title of " Cobbett's Weekly Political Register." - In vain his the indignation of-alt good •men been roused against it; ; for, hitherto, there has been no regular antidote to neutralise the poison which it diffuses—no vehicle similar to itself, by which sound- English Principles could be c nveyed through the Heart of the Empire, and diffused to its rernotcst points.' • Perhaps I may, flatter myself that this- complaint will aeon . cease. If those glorious institutions, wirier which we etlit;y • • personal security and protedi 'n; and which, in fi-rater times, were respected even by the worst of men—be held up to ridicule ; if the sacred Person of our beloVed Monarch (and those lovelier branches of his family, which would co:innate: respell even from savages) be calumniated and teviied, let us hope that such outrages will no longer. be committed with impunity I • • The Register which is hire proposed, is offered as a recep tacle for the effusions of all Independent Writers. Let it be considered as a Forum, for giving publicity to the Patriotic • and Constitutional Sentiments of the Csars, the Catos, the Ciceros, and all those Conscript Fathers of the Nineteenth Century ; who will burn with ardour to espouse their Cows , try's.cause, and rescut such bt its genetoua - population as' have been drawn Within the Vortex of Sedition ! An elabbrate Series of Professions would be superfluous; but the following brief outline of the Plan upon which this Paper will be concluded; will afford air adequate idea of its importance and utility. t. In every number will be inserted an exposition of the daring libels and audacious falsehoods promulgated by Cob,'- bett ; and, as frequently as opportunity may offer; a consti tutional analysis of his Saturday's leading article shall be given in the succeeding Wednesday's publication of the Re gister. • a. The columns of this Register shall be open for the pd litical communication of ell gentlemen of sound constitu= tional knowledge and principles, who are accustoiried, or in dined, to write fof public view. - 3. A highly important feature of this Register will be, a prompt and spirited Review of all Political -Pamphlets as they may appear. The etfusiOns of genuiee patriotism will thus he more widely circulated ; and the serpent of treason; instead of being al towed , to attain - a maturity in mischief, and to commit its ravages unmolested, will be crushed open its native dunghill, as soon as it shall 'have burst teens its shell 4. As it has! ever been a primary object with disaffedert . writers, to degrade that noble character, elle-British Met • chant, and to ridicule his important profession; such attacks shall be combated and exposed with all the ardency that so interesting a subject demands; and, the advantage traitaferred to society by the " first Commercial. Country in the World," shall be so clearly displayed, as to furnish the cursory reader with irrefragable arguments against thoSe who labour to de preciate ite consequence. - .'f he great uti.ity having State Documents, Foreign and Domestic, preserved in a convenient and acceptable font). is obvious. It is the, only advantage which the public now derive from Cobbett's Register;—and it has been ascertained, that a•very.considerable number of . Subacribers, who abhor , the political principles of that writer, allord encouragement to his Register merely • because there is. no other vehicle, in - the form of a book, in which such documents'are regularly inserted. It is, 'therefore, scarcely necessary to say, that in my. Register they will be scrupulously preserved. fit shott, all who are acquainted with the Paper of Cobbett, may per. 'telly understand the nature of the one licit proposed ; and the public may assure themselyes, that any_ real iMprove ments that may be suggested will he readily adopted. • 6. There shall be no double Numbers—except when the pressure of Original Communications may prevent the inaera tion of the important papers which it is necessary to preserve. I pledge my honour never to publish an extra sheet, •but on sucttoceasions as will be admitted to be iodispensable. Having thus communicated the outlines of my project foi a publication, which may tend in no small degree; to check the progress of disalfedion, 1 lock for my reward in the ra tronage-df the Public at large. My numerous writine,a which have from time to time been circulated throughout the country, are a sufficient guarantee for my grin attachment to the Constitutional principles, of which every true Engliahe man ought to be proud. What Cobbett's Register was, in 1802, mine shall be always ! —and, it ever I apostatize, " will confess," as Cobbett said to the judge Advocate, " that the .authors of cruelty have not yet devised. the tortures I ought to. endure. Hell itself, as. painted by the most fiery bigot, would be too mild a punishment for me I therefore call upon the respective Members of _all the learned and liberal 'Professions . , the numerous independent .Country Gentlemen, th&opulent Landholders, and, above all, the-Clergy, (whose sacred calling is the constant point o'.:; assault, and themselves the perpetual theme of ridicule), to support a publication, in which loyalty shall ever be opposed •to disaffeCtion, truth to falsehood, justice to calumny, and liberality to malice : a a publication, in, which every ether shall be made to refute Sedition in all its detestable mutations; and, wahethee it appear in the disguise of Statesmen, Guar dians, Whigs, Reviews, Registers, and Examiners*; or start up in some hitherto undescribed form to annoy us, the- infla ted rant of the numerous arrogant declaimers; who supply it, shall be held up to genital indignation.—Their numbers will increase the stimulus to oppose them : " For bankrupts writ when ruirt'd shops are shut, As maggots crawl from out a perish'd nut."—Dr. Yount For myself, it is evident that every creature, who is the. enemy of his country, will be mine, through this new effort in its behalf ; for, determined to oppose Sedition, I ant equally determined never to abet, Corruption. , Hatred and envy 1 expect; but the hatred and envy of the wicked afflarci the noblest grounds of exultation to the honourable mind. The following expression of Cicero to the Senate, in his orae lion against Cataline, is peculiarly applicable to my present situation:--" The consequence of my interference is, that I aims bound to wage an eternal War with tt•te enemies of the Constitution - ! But in this exult ; relying with confidence on your protedien, and. that tit all honest men I" RANCIS' WILIAAM BLAGDON. September, dog. • ':he transmission of orders for this publication previous to its appearance, will be a favour which 1 cannot too estimate; 'as it will enable inc.. to know that number . of • copies to print. 4ny of the London Newsmen, V i e Country Post. masters; or the Clerks of the Roads , willreteive orders tot this }'ape'. The History of the Political Lite and Writings OWN Cobbett, will be commenced in the first Number. a n d con tinued every Week, till concluded. 6Z . " It is requested, that all Letters relative to the Weekly Political Register may, be addressed . (post paid) to my rcsf;; dence, the Royal , Cock -pit, Westminster. The readers of the I' HCENI 7, 4 C SUN DAY and MOND A - Y - I • PAP .8 now be aware that the long-Standing subjeCt of their c e mplaint, viz. the frequent nSertion of controver sial articles will cease. The 1- ownix.will lierii.eforth, be ri complete Vamily Newspaper, in which will be found the whole substance of the foreign-and Domestic News of tne Week, relieved by impartial comments on passing events. and by original compositions en Literattire'and the Arts. * The na.mei of-different publicatiortocdoyoted to the.views • of tho lattiotts; . MUNDA Y, OCTOBER 2, 1809. .-~- • • r; . VICTUALLING-YARD, DEPTFORD, Sept. 26, Ik§. THESE aro to give Aotice, That on Thursday, the S IG of Ot7oSer next, at Eleven o'CI .ck in the Forenoon, will be'eXPOsed to Public Sale zt_His Vißualling-Yard, at Deptford, sundry Lots of the following PROVISIONS and• VICTUALLING STORES, viz. Brea], Flour, Raisins, ,Peas, Rice, Oatmeal, Pot Barley, Bake-house Sweepings, Callavances, Bags and Rags, ,t2gar, Biatei, Cheese, Beef, Pork, Suet, Empty Irish Barrels, and a Parcel of Fire Wood. Deposit of 25 per Cent, is in be male upon the ammint each Lm at the time of Sale, and if the remainder of the Money be not paid, and the Particula r s taken away wi.thin eight" Wnrking spy: atterWards, the Deposit trill be forfeited, and the Cools re main the Property of the CrOWN: The other Conditions' may be seen, and Catettlaes bad at the'Paualling.l'aid, Deptford, : HENRY CAR RETr. PICIVALLING:OFFIC:E, Sept. 29, 1309. rrHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUA,LLING ills MA "'EST)" s NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuts lay, the toth 067ober next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for what VINEGAR shall be demanded for the Service of this Department, far, the spare' of TWelve • ;Months cer - tain,• from the 94 of N6vem_ ber next, and further until Six Alvah: warning :ball be given ; to be delive; cd from time to time, as required, into His Majesty's Vie - heading Stores at Deptford, and to be piid for by Bills, payable with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa my be seen at the Secretary's 05ce. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivtred to the Board, before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the loth of October next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, cr . some Person on bis behalf, attends, to answer, when called for, This Day was published, Third F.dition, illustrated with Cases, price 4s. 6d. PRACTICICTREATISF , on the certain PRE ATENTtoN and CURE of the VENEREAL DIS EASE, particularly its consequences, as Striaures, Glees, including Tahes Dorsalis, Hypochondrism, Unanism, &c. being a complete guide in these diseases. By M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guys. Printed for S. Highley; 24, Fleet-street ; C. Mutlow, s 6, Holborn ; and Sherwood, Neely, and lones, Paternuster row, London. Where may be had, - The London Medical and Surgical Spettator, vols. a and 2, price tI. 3s. 6d. in boards. This Day was published, Third Edition, in vols. tbolscap, price 12 s. boards , ASYSTEM of DISSECTIONS ; explaining the Anatomy of the Human Body ; - with the manner of displaying the Parts, the distinguishing the Natural from the Diseased Appearances, and pointing out to the Student the Phjeas most worthy his—attention, during a Course of Dissettions. By CHARLES BELL. Printed for Longman, fltust, Rees and Orme, Paternos- . ter-row. Of whom may he had t by the same Author, t• A System of Operative Surgery, founded on the Basis of Anatomy, in 2•vols. royal EY°. price xl. r4s. 2 . The Anatomy of the Brain, in royal 4to. 21...25. boards. 3. A Series.ot 'Engravings of the Nerves, price 11. is. • 4. Engravings of the Arteries, 11. ts. boards . • 5. Anatomy pf 'Ex p ression in painting. 4t- at. 25- he Anatomy of the thin= Budy, in 4 vols. Royal Bvo. T price 31 . , los. boards_ . • • (1 . The whole of the First Edition of, the following.Wotk . having been sold in two months, ,is the strongest proof of its utility, and of the public approbation. • This Day was published, . Price as, 6 d. on Fine,'ar.d•zs: on commcn Paper, MYLAUS's SCHOOL DICTIONARY. of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, intended tor those by whom a Dictionary is used as a slams of daily lessons . ; in which such words as are pedantical, vulgar, singular, and obsolete, are omitted ; and such only arc presnwed as are purely mad simply English, or are of necessary use and uni versal application. • l'he Second Edition, • To which is prefixrd,,A New Guide to the English Tongue. By EDWARD BALDWIN, Esq. Printed for M. j. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library,. No, 41, Skinner-street. *** Be careful to ask for Mylie's School -Diaionary another Book with the same title having appeared since. BLAGDON'S.WEEKLY POLITICAL REGISTER. • On Wednesday Next, October 4, iSo9, will be published, Printed with Mw Type, on the finest Yellow Royal Paper, Price One Shilling, • • • • No. I. of BLAGDON'S WEEKLY POLITICAL RE CASTE This new Politit,al Paper (which is about to be brought forward in dired and avowed opposition to COBBErrs, and all other Vehicles which atm at the su bversion of the Constitution) , will be printed in the saute manner as Cobbett's Register, and is intended to be published eve ry Wednesday Afternoon. It will appear with the sews-. paper :•tamp, and, in consequence, be circulated, free of postage, to every part of the Empire. 'lO THE iNDEPENDENTTED• PEOPLE OF THE UNI KINGDOM. " Aft with Vigour, and the Enemy shrinks back dismayed. = 1 f you remain languid and do not adopt tile most vigorous measules,the rebels will advance upon us with redoubled fury."—Marcus Cato. is something so striking in the Events of the Roman History, that every reflecting mind must contemplate them with awe, astonishment, and admiration.—ln the time of julius•Cresar, the RoMan Empire was at 'once an object of envy and dread to surrounding Nation's ; but when in the zenith of her Glory, while she sent forth her unconquerable legions to repel aggression and to protect the property of her 1 • virtuous Citizens, her bosom was lacerated by the malignant and seditious eitbrts of a H'brde of Wretches the refuse and • the disgrace of that community amongst winch they . existed. Gentlemen, what Rome once was, Writain now is. —We are the Lineal Descendants of those Masters of the World; and o,:rActions 'prove that we are worthy of that Honour. Observe the proud pre-eminence winch we have attained, by our National bravery and our General :Virtue. The Universe is equally impressed with awe at our Invincible Valour, and admiration at our adherence to Justice, yet blending that jus tice with Mercy. 13ut we, like ourimmortal ancestors, while expending bur blood and treasure in. behalf of all that men hold dear—while we are considered as the only Nation that - can restore, twin the most hortible DeSpotism, the abject Millions who have sunk beneath its Fangs —while our sacred Isle is acknowledged as the only Refuge of the Great, the Op pressed, the .Destitute, anti the Unfortunate, who have, in vain. endeavoured to resist the overwhelming Torrenthile all these fads are acknowledged by the Civilized World, we find ourselves annoyed, and the Minds of the Weak and Dis satisfied canopied and debased by the Derneera:ical Efforts of a Sct of beings, for whom Conspirators would ,be too ii ir)eral an Appellation.. • Tht Ancients, Ipmcver, posceSsed.anadvuktAe wb.ishwo To the PROPRIEIOItS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE very favourable Reception I have met with during my Canvass, induces me again to offer myself to your notice upon the present vacancy that has occurred in the Diredion of your Affairs, by the Death of Mr. lohn Travers,-and.earnestly to solicit the honour of your Vote and Interest on the day of Ballot. _ _ The length of rimy Service in India, and a faithful discharge of my duty to the Company, are the grounds on which I pre sume to entreat your Support ; and 1 beg you to consider my past Services as pledges of the zeal and attention with which my Endeavours shall be exerted for the promotion of your In terests, should-you be pleased to distinguish me by so flat tering a mark of your approbation. ' • I have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful humble Servant, rOHN BLADEN TAYLOR. _ 4 0 , 'Devonshire Place, . 29th Sept. tSc9. •Colonel Taylor's Committee meet daily at the City of London Tavern, where any friendly Communications will be thankfully receir:ed. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF ROSS. CENTLEIVrEN, • THE misfortune which the County of Ross has experienced by the death of their . late respectable• Re presentative, General Mackenzie Fraser, must be a source of universal regret. In contbrinity with the.intentions which I have uniformly dedlared, of offering my services to the County, in the event of a vacancy occurring in the Representation of it, I beg leave to solicit your support on the present occasion. . 1 have endeavoured to address you all individually, 15y letter, until- an opportunity shall be atE,rded me of paying my respects to you personally ; but lest, from unintentional omission or miscarriage, any of my letters should not have come to.hand, 1 beg leave in this manner also to malty my intentions. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, • Your most obedient and Very humble Servant, CH. KOSS. Bonnington, Sept. 23, 1109. gAGLE FIRE INSURANCE, CORNHILL,,LONDON. POLICIES of Insurance expiring at Michaelmas, should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that pe-• riod, to prevent tire Parties' Interest ceasing therein. Payment of Rent is guaranteed in case of t• ire. • Farming Stock insured; without the Average Clause, at 2S. per Cent. ik;erchandize. in the . London Docks insured at is. 6d. per -Cent: for Three Months. Large Aliaternents on the Premium arid Duty of Insurance' for more Years than one. EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE. This Description of Insurance is of inestimable importance to all Persons holding A.nnuities,,Leazes, or Offices, depend ent on lives, or whose incomes cease with life. Example: A person thirty years of age may, by the small annual paymenrot 131. 7s. id. secure soot, lobe paid (to his family Cr otherwise, as he may direct) at his death. Any other sum may be insured in like manner, and at any othZ4 age. One pejson may insure another's life, to the amount of any interest he : may have in the continuance thereof. No Entrance Money or Admission -pine required. No Charge for Policies or Certificates of Renewal. No Registry of As signments required. A large Commission allowed to Soli. citors,.or other persons procuring Insurances. W. it E ETHAM, Secretary. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. THE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, in the Strand, and Cornhill, London, and by Agents in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns, grant.lnsur epees against I'ißk. • Premiums for Insurance renewable at Michaelmas must be paid within Fifteen Days therefrom. No Charge for Surveys within the Bills of Mortality. Fees are not. permitted to ba taken in any Case, or under any Pretence whatever. Commission to Brokers on Shipping and Foreign instil ances allowed. Endorsements of Alteration or Removal entered without Fee. Engines of the best Construction, and Firemen of A aivity are provided by the British fire-Office to attend at Fires. • The Terms and Conditions.ot Insuiance, as stated in the .are defined with perspicuity, plainmess, and preci sion, so as to prevent the Misunderstandings and Disputes dependent upon ill-digested, unadvised, and ignorant Plans, equally baneful to the Proprietors and those Insuring. Annual Premiums—Common Insurance, 2s. per Cemt.- 7 Hazardous, 35.—Double Hazardous, ss. I n surance of greater Hazard arld large Sums by Special Agreement. Policies (Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of 3301. and up wards. insurance on Farming Stock, at as. 6d. per Cent. specify ing the Sums to be insured on the different sorts of Grain— or is. 61 per Cent. only on the whyle Stock of any one Farm, with Salvage Clause. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE next PRESENTATION to - a VICAR AGE in a particular beautitul Ran of the County of Somerset, near the liribtol Channel. Under Value in the King's Books, with the prospect of an early Vacancy. For Particulars, and to' treat for the Purchase, apply to Mr.-Tyndall, Solicitor, Lincoln's-inn-fields. • NAVIGABLE CANAL, AND WATER-WORKS SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. K;011:, • on Prides, Oa. 6, at Twelve o'clock, at Carraway's, u UDDER SF lELD, WILTS an BERKS, KEN- N vr, and AVON, THAMES and MEDWAY, WORCESTER and BIRMINGHAM, and CROYDON CANAL SHARES; WEST' MIDDLESEX and KENT WATER-WORKS SHARES_ Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; Ildtehet's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New lirldve- street, London. • - This Day was published, In Four VONITICS, 12M0. ass. bds. D ON SEBASTIAN; or, the House of Bra ganza. An Historical Romance. • By Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER. Printed for _Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, the Hungarian Brothers, in 3 vols. 12mo. and •editiun, p►ice rss. bds. • MR. LIN LEY'S NOVEL. , This Day were published, In Four Volumes, price H. Is. THE ADVENTURYS of RALPH 11E1% BRIDGE, containing S7f4ches of Modern Characters, Manners, and Education Hy WILLIAM LINLEY, Esq. The ways of Heav'n are dark and intricate, Puzzled with mazes, and perplex'd with errors, Our understanding traces themin vain, Lost and bewildei'd in the fruitless search, Nor sees with how much art the windings run, . Nor where the regular cvtusiou ends. A DDI SON. Printed for Richard Phillips, Loa.lon ; and to lAs had of All Booksclicrt: • • ..`.~ , :i t